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7276. Fellner family papers
many years. He married Stefanie in 1912, and then worked in his father-in-law’s knitting and garment ... After the Nazi annexation of Austria and increased persecution of the Jews there, Rudolf began to search
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7277. Postwar Belgian gazette recording the death of a German Jewish concentration camp prisoner
Germans were released from the camps. As Jews, Norbert, Israel, Josef, and Leopold remained at Saint ... Auguste, and son, Siegfried, were in Antwerp, as were Norbert’s sisters-in-law, Käthe and Dorthea. Käthe
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7278. Tallit and storage pouch buried and recovered by a Dutch Jewish family
Leo, and brother, sister-in-law, and niece, Abraham, Rachel, and Leni Roos. In summer 1940, Andries ... brothers in their watch store. As the persecution of Jews worsened, the family decided to go into hiding
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7279. Burned fragments Talmudic commentary recovered during Kristallnacht by a Jewish Austrian girl
a false accusation of a Jew opening fire on German soldiers brought on a vicious pogrom that claimed ... eventually emigrated, arriving in the US on November 11, 1939, with his brother-in-law Hirsch. On May 1, 1945
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7280. Book of musical compositions transcribed by a female Jewish musician
old Shmuel. Hungary had anti-Jewish laws similar to those of its ally, Nazi Germany. In 1940, Miriam ... in an ammunition factory. In March 1944, Germany occupied Hungary. Jews in the countryside were
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7281. Woman's gold wrist watch kept with a Jewish concentration camp inmate
Germany, Kristallnacht had occurred, and the persecution of Jews was becoming increasingly severe. Because ... Terry Lakritz, the son and daughter-in-law of Marga Lakritz.
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7282. Case and paper insert owned by a former German Jewish forced laborer
1933, many anti-Jewish laws severely restricted the daily lives of nineteen-year-old Julius, his ... along the way. Most of the other passengers were also Jews trying to flee from Europe. In Shanghai
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7283. Laced leather billfold with a painted harbor owned by a German Jewish refugee
-Jewish laws were passed to disenfranchise and persecute the Jewish population. Berta emigrated to the US ... 14. Carl sold the family’s furniture and his factory. Jews could take almost no money out of Germany
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7284. Chumash brought to the US by a young, female Jewish Austrian refugee
a false accusation of a Jew opening fire on German soldiers brought on a vicious pogrom that claimed ... eventually emigrated, arriving in the US on November 11, 1939, with his brother-in-law Hirsch. On May 1, 1945
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7285. Prewar Jewish life in Budapest
Hungarian Jew. Kati was invited to England by a relative and arrived on August 28. George used his contacts ... Budapest on November 11. In 1939, the Hungarian government did not permit Jews to serve in the armed forces ... mother-in- law. On January 23, they returned to his parent’s bomb damaged apartment. The building had no ... British passport and not be identified as a Hungarian Jew. On August 24, Kati left for London; George
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7286. Prewar Jewish life in Budapest
Hungarian Jew. Kati was invited to England by a relative and arrived on August 28. George used his contacts ... Budapest on November 11. In 1939, the Hungarian government did not permit Jews to serve in the armed forces ... mother-in- law. On January 23, they returned to his parent’s bomb damaged apartment. The building had no ... British passport and not be identified as a Hungarian Jew. On August 24, Kati left for London; George
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7287. Portrait of Field Marshall Albert von Kesselring during an intermission in the IMT Nuremberg commission hearings investigating the Supreme Command of the German Armed Forces (OKW).
somewhat observant Jews who attended synagogue on holidays and held a Bar Mitzvah for their son in 1938 ... He was married on December 25, 1949 to Ingeborg (now Joan) Nussbaum, a German Jew from Berlin who had ... countries in which the crimes had been committed and adjudged according to the laws of the nation concerned ... Nazi law before the start of World War II and so that subsequent tribunals would have jurisdiction to
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7288. Portrait of Field Marshall Wilhelm Ritter von Leeb taken during a recess in the IMT Nuremberg commission hearings investigating indicted Nazi organizations.
somewhat observant Jews who attended synagogue on holidays and held a Bar Mitzvah for their son in 1938 ... He was married on December 25, 1949 to Ingeborg (now Joan) Nussbaum, a German Jew from Berlin who had ... countries in which the crimes had been committed and adjudged according to the laws of the nation concerned ... Nazi law before the start of World War II and so that subsequent tribunals would have jurisdiction to
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7289. German Field Marshall Erich von Manstein during a session of the IMT Nuremberg commission hearings investigating the Supreme Command of the German Armed Forces, OKW.
somewhat observant Jews who attended synagogue on holidays and held a Bar Mitzvah for their son in 1938 ... He was married on December 25, 1949 to Ingeborg (now Joan) Nussbaum, a German Jew from Berlin who had ... countries in which the crimes had been committed and adjudged according to the laws of the nation concerned ... Nazi law before the start of World War II and so that subsequent tribunals would have jurisdiction to
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7290. Former German Field Marshall Albert von Kesselring looks out of the window of the conference room where he was being questioned during IMT Nuremberg commission hearings on the Supreme Command of the German Armed Forces, OKW.
somewhat observant Jews who attended synagogue on holidays and held a Bar Mitzvah for their son in 1938 ... He was married on December 25, 1949 to Ingeborg (now Joan) Nussbaum, a German Jew from Berlin who had ... countries in which the crimes had been committed and adjudged according to the laws of the nation concerned ... Nazi law before the start of World War II and so that subsequent tribunals would have jurisdiction to
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7291. German Field Marshall Gerd von Rundstedt (with his back to the camera) speaks to American prosecutor Robert Kempner (left) and interpreter Gerald Schwab during a pause at the IMT Nuremberg commission hearings investigating the Supreme Command of the German Armed Forces, OKW.
somewhat observant Jews who attended synagogue on holidays and held a Bar Mitzvah for their son in 1938 ... He was married on December 25, 1949 to Ingeborg (now Joan) Nussbaum, a German Jew from Berlin who had ... countries in which the crimes had been committed and adjudged according to the laws of the nation concerned ... Nazi law before the start of World War II and so that subsequent tribunals would have jurisdiction to
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7292. Profile of Walter Schellenberg at the IMT Nuremberg commission hearings investigating indicted Nazi organizations.
somewhat observant Jews who attended synagogue on holidays and held a Bar Mitzvah for their son in 1938 ... He was married on December 25, 1949 to Ingeborg (now Joan) Nussbaum, a German Jew from Berlin who had ... countries in which the crimes had been committed and adjudged according to the laws of the nation concerned ... Nazi law before the start of World War II and so that subsequent tribunals would have jurisdiction to
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7293. Portrait of German Field Marshall Erich von Manstein at the IMT Nuremberg commission hearings investigating the Supreme Command of the German Armed Forces, OKW.
somewhat observant Jews who attended synagogue on holidays and held a Bar Mitzvah for their son in 1938 ... He was married on December 25, 1949 to Ingeborg (now Joan) Nussbaum, a German Jew from Berlin who had ... countries in which the crimes had been committed and adjudged according to the laws of the nation concerned ... Nazi law before the start of World War II and so that subsequent tribunals would have jurisdiction to
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7294. Embroidered priest's stole owned by a German Jewish refugee
enacted laws that persecuted Jews. Richard and his brothers, Otto and Ernst, fled Dresden, Germany; his ... in Germany and established an antisemitic Nazi dictatorship that persecuted Jews. Richard and his ... and Hanna Lewin, the sister-in-law, of Richard Pfifferling.
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7295. Monogrammed tallit pouch brought with a German Jewish refugee
mitzvah circa 1927. In 1933, the Nazi regime came to power and enacted laws that persecuted Jews. Richard ... in Germany and established an antisemitic Nazi dictatorship that persecuted Jews. Richard and his ... wife, and Hanna Lewin, the sister-in-law, of Richard Pfifferling.
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7296. White wool tallit with black stripes brought with a German Jewish refugee
items as a gift for his bar mitzvah circa 1927. In 1933, the Nazi regime came to power and enacted laws ... that persecuted Jews. Richard and his brothers, Otto and Ernst, fled Germany but their parents ... in Germany and established an antisemitic Nazi dictatorship that persecuted Jews. Richard and his ... wife, and Hanna Lewin, the sister-in-law, of Richard Pfifferling.
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7297. Tefillin pair and embroidered pouch brought with a German Jewish refugee
as a gift for his bar mitzvah circa 1927. In 1933, the Nazi regime came to power and enacted laws ... that persecuted Jews. Richard and his brothers, Otto and Ernst, fled Germany but their parents ... in Germany and established an antisemitic Nazi dictatorship that persecuted Jews. Richard and his ... Knox, the wife, and Hanna Lewin, the sister-in-law, of Richard Pfifferling.
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7298. White silk tallit with black stripes brought with a German Jewish refugee
items as a gift for his bar mitzvah circa 1927. In 1933, the Nazi regime came to power and enacted laws ... that persecuted Jews. Richard and his brothers, Otto and Ernst, fled Germany but their parents ... in Germany and established an antisemitic Nazi dictatorship that persecuted Jews. Richard and his ... wife, and Hanna Lewin, the sister-in-law, of Richard Pfifferling.
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7299. Pair of tefillin and pouch owned by a German Jewish man
Host’s sister-in-law, Hilde, and her husband immigrated to the United States, settling in Brooklyn, New ... and Horst’s first child, Ruth, was born in Ecuador. That August, his mother-in-law’s sister and niece ... passed that restricted every aspect of Jewish life. Almost immediately, the 117 Jews in Rastenburg were ... stores run by Jews were destroyed and their synagogues were burned down. Isidor was arrested by the SS
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7300. Cut-out landscape scene made by a Jewish prisoner in Theresienstadt ghetto-labor camp
occupied Bohemia and Moravia. The persecution of Jews increased, and deportation plans were formed by ... Transports of Jews from Prague to Theresienstadt soon became frequent. On November 20, 1942, Margarete ... few Jews left in the camp for Margarete’s previous approach to save the family from the transport ... Heydrich became Reich Protector of occupied Bohemia and Moravia. The persecution of Jews increased, and